Need some help!!
How can I tell if my car has a 10 quart Armando oil pan installed???
Thanks, Wayne
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The bottom of the pan is drop all the way across there is no sump like a traditional pan .. its anodized color and if you drain the oil you get 10 quartz out of it ... had to add that ..LOL
Ron
Ron
A side view of a Stock pan is at the top of the picture
A side view of an Armando pan is at the bottom of the picture
The front of both the pans is to the right
The armando pan is a stock pan with the flat sided extension added to the middle of the pan. and anodized as Ron mentioned.
-G
A side view of an Armando pan is at the bottom of the picture
The front of both the pans is to the right
The armando pan is a stock pan with the flat sided extension added to the middle of the pan. and anodized as Ron mentioned.
-G
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I will check this out tomorrow, Thanks so much!!!
Wayne
Wayne
Decided to check tonight, yup sure do have one but why is the drain plug in a awkward spot??
Wayne
Wayne
The bung you see on the front is often used for the oil temp sender. The drain location is on the left side of the pan, towards the rear.
For anyone ordering an Armando pan, I beleive he stopped adding the Temp sender bung unless specifically requested, so be sure to specify if you want it.
Julian
Julian